Heavy-colored short-haired cats

Heavy-colored short-haired cats The Hair Cat (definitely described) is a general-sized, slender, refined cat of tapering length, very light, yet muscular. Males are presumably relatively larger. The ideal is the same typical Siamese cat, but with its own special, distinctive expression. Despite the difference in color, apart from being a specific breed, the hybrid approach is to create the same typical conjoined cat, but with a different color. The scale of the Shenxin Shorthair reflects this approach and maintains its special look.

Physique: The body is low and fat, with short back and legs.

Head: The head is round.

Ears: The ears are small and round, with feathers on the inside.

Eyes: The eyes are blue.

Nose: The nose is divided into colors, very wide, and the bridge of the nose is significantly concave.

Pole: The soles of the feet are thick and rounded.

Tail: The tail is thick with a rounded tip and patches on the tail.

Coat: The coat of British shorthair cats is generally not soft and fluffy, but of high quality.

Coat Color:The legs and feet are lighter in color than the rest of the body. The base color of the body is creamy yellow, and the center color is the deep creamy yellow that corresponds to the meridians. Might as well have patches and stripes.

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